Create a Venn diagram comparing and contrasting plant and animal cells

1 answer:

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To try answering this query without a venn diagram, we will try to contrast and compare the component that comprises the animal and the plant cell
1. Animal cells have:
a. Centrioles and centrosomes
b. Small vacuoles
c. Cilia

2. Plant cells have:
a. Cell wall 
b. Chloroplasts 
c. Large vacuoles 

3. These cells both have:
a. Cell membrane 
b. Cytoplasm
c. Endoplasmic reticulum 
d. Ribosomes 
e. Golgi apparatus
f. Nucleus
g. Mitochondria 
h. Peroxisomes 
i. Cytoskeleton

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